During yesterday’s meeting the Prince William Board of County Supervisors announced the hiring of Parag Agrawal as the new Planning Director for Prince William County. The announcement comes following a nationwide search with a public survey and competitive hiring process. His expected start date is Dec. 7, 2020. “We are happy to welcome Mr. Agrawal […]
“The damage and invisible scars of emotional abuse are very difficult to heal, because memories are imprinted on our minds and hearts and it takes time to be restored. Imprints of past traumas do not mean a person cannot change their future beliefs and behaviors. as people, we do not easily forget. However, as we heal, grieve, and […]
On Tuesday, October 20th the Prince William Board of County Supervisors met for their third and final meting of the month. On the agenda was a presentation by Reverend Andra Hoxie an Occoquan District Appointee, Martin Jeter a Coles District Appointee, and Kaye Wallace the Strategic Plan Coordinator on the 2021-2024 Strategic Plan Update. Wallace […]
Hispanic Heritage Month is a time of celebration for those who have made a difference in the Latinx communities. It is also a time to highlight the contributions of influencers such as Brenda Medrano-Frias, who spoke with us recently to talk about how in spite of facing insurmountable odds, has become a voice in the […]
During these uncertain times there are several issues that the Prince William County communities still face. Unemployment continues to rise, the COVID-19 pandemic cases are fluctuating, and then there is the continuous battle over whether or not the schools should re-open or remain virtual. In the midst of it all, the Board of County Supervisors […]
The pandemic of 2020 has created a bevy of postponements and cancellations, including the annual National Night Out. Usually held in the beginning of August, National Night Out is designed to bring together the community as well as its local police force in numerous locales across the nation. However, things are beginning to change as […]
Throughout the pandemic there have been several non-profit organizations who have gone above and beyond to ensure that families are still able to have the necessary resources. The Prince William County Community Foundation has been one of the most prolific organizations to do, and their efforts have been recognized on a national basis. Recently they […]
Willie Toney has lived a life of service. Whether it was on a federal or local level, he has always focused on dedicating his life to making people’s lives better. It was only fitting that on a beautiful September Saturday afternoon that he received a richly-deserved honor by having the new basketball court at Ginn […]
On Saturday August 22nd, Chair-At-Large Ann Wheeler hosted her first ‘Strategic Planning Community Conversation.’ According to the Facebook event the goal is for community to “help in selecting goals and priorities to guide the county’s vision for the future.” This was the first of two sessions, the second will also be held virtually on Thursday, […]
The Prince William Education Association (PWEA) announced on Monday that local activist, educator, and former candidate for Supervisor, Maggie Hansford will be serving as the associations next president. PWEA is the largest teacher association in Virginia, and it’s mission is dedicated to advancing quality instruction and curriculum, adequate funding, and excellent working conditions for Prince […]
